Green Frog. photo: Stephen Lougheed

Annual General Meeting

Dear members and supporters, 

Please join us for our AGM with a guest talk by Dr. Stephen Lougheed, Professor of Biology and Environmental Studies, Queen’s University.

This year, we’ll be meeting in-person on Wednesday, April 30th, at 7 pm, at the Edith Rankin Memorial United Church, 4080 Bath Rd, Kingston.

Everyone is welcome to attend the Annual General Meeting. 

AGM Materials:

• Agenda for the AGM reporting on 2024 to be held on April 10, 2025
• 2023 AGM Minutes for approval

Unable to attend the meeting? You can still vote.

Should you not be able to attend the annual meeting and want someone to vote for you, please download and sign this proxy. 

More on our guest speaker:

Topic: Connections. The importance of genetic and ecological

connectivity in a rapidly changing world.

Dr. Stephen Lougheed is a Professor of Biology and Environmental Studies at Queen’s University. He holds a B.Sc. in Molecular Biology & Genetics (Guelph), M.Sc. in Zoology (Guelph), and a Ph.D. in Ecology and Evolution (Western). He is the Baillie Family Chair in Conservation Biology and the outgoing Director of the Queen’s University Biological Station (2011-2025). He is a life-long naturalist, with a passion for birds and herpetofauna,

and a dedicated nature photographer and lover of books.

You can become a member of the Land Conservancy now or renew your membership by clicking the button below.

If you are unsure of your membership status, please send us an email.

Free identification guide: spring flowers in the Kingston area

Spring Beauty. Photo: Janet Elliott

We are offering a free guide to help people identify 12 wild flowers that appear in our region early in the spring. If you would like a copy of the guide please let us know by emailing us.

Did you miss our recent webinar?

Photo: Marc Sandaluk

Bedrock of Life – The Geology of our Region, with David Kerr, Retired Geological Engineer (Mineral Exploration). This webinar was held on March 30.

You may view a recording of it on our YouTube channel.